Question #232707 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/232707
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
@Eugene
It is Python.
def()'s in classes (object functions) are defined with a reference to the
object as first parameter (usually self is used), but called without this first
parameter.
So what she is complaining is valid ;-)
@Jennifer
this worked for me
# main.sikuli
import sub
reload(sub)
from sub import *
chromeObj = Chrome()
chromeObj.login(Chrome.flexClient, Chrome.username, Chrome.pwd)
# sub.sikuli
from sikuli import *
class Chrome:
######### Variables ########
flexClient = r"https://12344/vsphere-client/#"; + Key.ENTER
username = "hello" + Key.ENTER
pwd = "hello" + Key.ENTER
############################
def login(self, flexClient, username, pwd):
#do some stuff & log in to Chrome
print flexClient, username, pwd
return 0
--- and produced:
https://12344/vsphere-client/#
hello
hello
[info] Exit code: 0
I ran it in IDE and both .sikuli are in same folder
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